This Way Out"
it“ yOu went relief from
‘ misery of epoorly heat-
ed house or apartment,
buy coal of-lus and you 1‘
' are out of your trouble. 1
“We sell genuine JeddO‘
and Old Company‘s
Lc‘high coals. as well ‘
. as free‘burning varie'm «.
PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kuhn
Bron
72
‘ N. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
FRAMED
FURNITURE
RE-UPHOLSTERED
nap/1111511
nanmsueo.
1
' Hazelton
Coal
“ The B.>Ilersl1hcld 81 Son Co.
‘ 125294.
122 WATER 8T.
‘Wlien Getting Ready
‘ «for Winter '
any articles are round that: are
class to the owners. Don' t destroy
not throw them away, but .
Cali Up 912
I want to quotep you prices on an)
, Kind of
, JUNK
.1 pay the highest prices for metals,
others, 11: 11 lb to. rage, 21‘1c per 100
its)? newspapers. 350 per 1011 for mun-
: nee.
G. Yourdisk
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave, 811. Norwelk.
. Cleanser
I) Y E R
I”:
114 NORTH MAIN 311'.
some NORWALK
I“.
. Mushrdoms ‘
l Visit Our Stores
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methods. sit in only threaten anti-teetery- service. that,» titan Mm».
pact to continue in bitumen. as most or their nonunion-re secured .
"Ton the lowest bids, and they demand these materials w. the lowest. .
possible price-«hath where we come 111.1111 when we’ve given them. .1
' aunt’s your-the beet quality of lumber at the lowest price, we have -. a
made a sale and a customer. and sold you with less citert. than we. ,
1 could have done with inferior lumber at the same price.
The Hatch 81 Bailey COmpany
IOUTH "DIWALI CONN
anus Add ‘annriouLAne run-
NiBI-IED eon petioles
1111’s Tut/1111831111 INSURANCE p0: ._
.I. M. Layton 81 Co., Inc. ‘ ‘
,Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Nerwaik.
At Ghiotto 81011.
, .IIIBEEII‘SAAY TRIATEII
Vegetablw Fruit
I20 III DEIIEIABEII
TflIlAY III YIALI. STREET‘
wam. errufi'r. 1045 a.
m.—-The
Tomatoes Strawberries ' 1
P . V , 1,0 . “The reportoithe Dispensary A850. advance in stocks which began late
1 991W” ' eye “In“ elation 9110ch how worthy of the pull yesterday was continued with undi-
Lettuce (Samba Melons ‘ lie confidence this work Is and line miniehed vigor at the opening today.
. The Street placed a favorable con-
ibeen Fem its very inception.
The visiting nurse reports the 1111m-
‘her of patients treated in the dispen-
1 nary 120 for the month of December,
30 of whom were tuberculosis patients
‘It‘i‘i'ty treatments - were giv on. One
epileptic patient has been greatly re-
lieved by a serum treatment. Forum»
ly this little girl had as many as four
convulsions a week now, under this
treatment one in ten days has been
the average. There seems evwroo
ability or a perfect cuie. This means
Mrs
‘ Red Bananee ,.
Red and White Grapes
Tangerines
Grape Fruit ‘
Prickly Pears
utructlon upon President Wilson's at-‘ l
titude toward an unit trust legislation“
as unoiiiclnlly outlined. regarding it as ‘
less dru'stlc than had been expected
in some quarters. National Biscult'
advanced 2 1-1 and Lehigh Valley,l
Chesapeake and Ohio. Erie First Pid.
Atlantic Coast Line and International
Harvester 1. Proilt taking scaled down:
some or the eastern stocks after hall:
an hour's trading, but the rest of the!
list held up well. Petroleum shares
Romain
Endive
Oyster Plant
Radishes
Chickory
Cocounute
Tunis Dates
Green Beans Raisins
' .. ‘NOIIWALK’D
, . LEADING
any codes "one
‘Tristram‘
AND
pretty designs and oolarlngs in stripes and plain shades.
not shrink or scratch like wool.
, dresses, ldmonos and «petticonis.
The Perfect Woven
Wash Flannel»
Visit our wash: goals department and view our line ill“
play of Eden Cloth. Me are ready with a wide variety oi‘
Don't delay. Now is the best time to select your Eden
Cloth—while the annulment In complete. ,
Eden Cloth looks like 11 111111111, more expensive fabric. its
colors are woven in and guaranteed rust. Eden Cloth will ‘
11 his: inches wide.
Eden Cloth Is ideal ’for tailored shirt. waists, house-
Its durability adapts it to
children's wear-and it is 111111111 and comfortable for pa-
But you must see our line display
w
jamns and night-gowns.
the genuine Eden 013111 to appreciate its usefulness.
Every yard stamped EDEN on the salvage. _ .
15 cents per yard
my,
continued to decline. Mexican Petro-
lite.
leum lost 1 1-4 and California Petro- l
l
I
Etc. 8. normal. lmppy life for the child and
__n wonderful relief for the 11101.11er,who
is the support of thei‘amily. There
are eleven patients from Norwalk in
-the senatorium. seven in Shelton, one
each in Hartford. Norwich, Mormon
and Walliulrl‘ord. The. association
keeps in touch with these patients and
as i'ar its possible supplies their needs
as to clothing and little comforts. .lll
lure gaining and are contemed 111111
Ilmppv
rue association is inking action 1111
January Re-
duction Sale‘ incorporation, since- the towu nutliorl
tics lune mauled an opportunity for
0“ ‘thc cork. this stained the fitting 111111
dignified thing to do.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND STOVES.i
While 11113 appropriation liter; :1
"Iieaty uui'den oi li‘ftpOlll-llllllli‘, the in-
M GUTKOWSK dies oi 1111. l)()ill‘(l 111) 1 ‘
1 pl) 111' it 1111 one will
At the Former Auditorlhm Building. i'cvl tlini individual gifts can in: spur-
37 NORTH MAIN STREET. led The il‘eld of usefulness is wide,
‘ 211ml every gilt. however small. helps
I v
“5 b“) second-hand Furniture. I111011g‘ii10 good work of relieving 141113
1 x"
._..-_.. lei-lug 111111 bringing health or 111 lvn. t
[demon oi (oinl’on to the sick.
Coal' (.oal'.
Coal!
Buy a vory'viiizh grade oi Willie»
Barre Coal at William 11111011. 3' Row-
In street. Bait Nowell: Try 11 annual
and you will buy a ton.
111.441.
111'. Kinds 013...... leum 1 3-4.
Music Hall Block- Tel; 1345.
‘, Noon.~-’I‘l1c ‘adw
tonne in the market today, embracing
both investment and speculative
stocks, reflected :1 more hopeful sentl“
ment regarding iinnnciai and com-
mercinl conditions. News that neces-
sary financing of enme‘of the inr‘ge
railroads was being arranged satiei‘uc— .
torlly, 11nd unconfirmed reports that
various large coi'pbrntlons wore coili-
int: [0 terms with the government.
gave a stimulus to ihe‘upwnrd more
meat There were Indications of ill
lestment buyingr in ‘all sections of the
list Such selling as the market lulu,
to contend with came from profession ,
ul sources in the way of profit inking. - .
Early gains of l to 2 points were 1111-3 1'
duccd before noon, but the list held 7
up well above yesterday's close. Bonds: 1_ -
were strong. ' i ‘
PUBLIC BEING DEGEIVED.
. } ‘
\\' ALl . S'l‘Rli‘.‘ 3'1
TEN NEW LAWYERS.
\\’.\Sl1ll.\'ii"l‘i)\', Jan. 15
crumcni‘e right under the Pure Food '
lam of 1:106 to (cheer (‘ll'illlliil'g cu-
cloucd in packages of medicine on the
market is to be passed upon by the
Supreme Court. " '
Department of Agriculture officials
11.11111‘1101111). Jun. 151—41141 young
‘men from various parts of the Suite
1 were admitted to the bar, in this city.
today. the address from the bench be
ing given by Judge Gardiner Greene.
Those admitted were: Frank S. More
gin, New London; Plum (3 Calhoun.
Bridgeport: Ray mend (l. Lincotu,
Hartford; David J. McCoy, New lie»
ven; Raymond E.Hacl1ett. Stamford;
Walter R. Main, West Haven; Frank
every day by exaggerated statements
of the emciency of nostrume to elfeetl
all kinds of marvelous cures They‘
claim that the pure food law was en
'To1.'«1.
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~-'i‘l11- gov- " ‘
'claimlliat the pubic is being deceived '
DEATHS AIIII FUNERALS
Charles H. Golder.
t‘hurlcs ll. iluidcr, the man 'l'or
whom Holder's Corner, in Rownyiniu
was puma-d. died 111. his home in 111111;
section oi .\'o1'\\nll1. yesterday utter.
‘ 1101111, at the ripe old age of seventy-
:llll'EP ymcuis Ilc 1e.“ 05 one daughter.
I
“13.1121an 1 rocketi, beside his \\'lli'
at this little space of ours—— It calls 5
your attention to the biggest values 8 1......
you ever heaid of.
Wonleii’s 81 Men s Clething‘
at January Sale Prices
Enough said!
acted to wipe out this evil.
Manufacturers of medicines. how-
ever. contend that the 'l’urc Food 1.11111
merely authorizes government oihcleis'
to regulate statements on the label of]
medicines 11nd did not confer any 1111- 1
torlty over circulars enclosed in plwk~' »
BROS
The disputo between the govern—
ment and the manufacturers came 109
a chain issue in Omaha. rccentlyl
when the government seized thirteen
cases of patent medicine. Each puck-
nnu contained the statement on an on
B. O'Neil, Woodbury; Thomas F. Reil-
ly. New Haven; Albert W. Humm‘ell,
Waterbury; \1'il1ur F. Libbey, Put-
mun.
and you will find two of the largut
stocks of
FURNITURE '
in «own 11‘. prices that wlll eurprbe
on.
M. L. ROSEN
|MAIN STORE—15 Ely Ave., Smith
Norwalk.
|BRANCH sTonE—Hainor’e
Eelt Norwaik.
TL .mw... .._.._._..-
HARTFORD'S AUTO CHEMICAL
WRECKED.
‘ HARTFORD, Jun. 15.~Wllile Sound
’A, of the Fire Department. was 1111
swerlng 1111 ulnrm of lire in It» auto
chemical, todny, the machine slipped
on the snowy nepltult while going
about twelve miles 1111 hour, smashed
into the cuih and struck und severely
injured Mis. Jennie Wolf of (lrecn
street. The half dozen firemen wcie
“‘ thrown in all directions. but escaped
serious injury. The note was put out
of commission. various pnrtu being
broltvn.
Sleek,
1
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1
cured and that it will cure iuherci-iio
sis." and a further statement tluu it 1‘
was ”cirectlvcrns 11 preventive of:
pneumonia." The federal district court
of Nebraska held that the medicine1
wns mlulirnnded under the l’uro t'oud i‘
Law. The manufacturer has appealed l
to the. Supreme i‘ourt on the ground
that the Pure Food Law deals willi‘
labels and not with circulars and l’ur “
tlicrmore thnt the law 1111 Interpreted l
by the Nebraska courtin unconntltu l
tlonnl lnnni’ni‘ 1111 the court held that
the law sought to give the novcrnmunt ‘
It right to 1101411 on oplnlouu 115 to 111111
curative client of medicines. - l
IIIXTH 00., THIRD TEAM. DEFEATB
CRANBURN.
The Sixth Company, third team, (1131‘
ieatcil (ironbury by 11 score of lit in :1,
last night. .
mm“... The lineup won an follower. .-
‘ W 6th 011.. 3rd Tum. Crenbury.
V9" 0““ ‘ Sentinel For anio Taylor ...........,.... ....,,.()ewaldv
‘ad will bring a "‘wtndttll" oi pin
" “1°11” "1. "will i" a“ “”“m ““9" 11111914111111». ‘i‘t‘fh‘: “I“? iiuuery‘
of nine. lane there pin money :1"! .loi‘t ‘G‘unrd.
ribiiitiei income 1111111111 you are um McGuIrk .. . ' ‘
All! ”n” 1, 1 , . Center, ..
‘ ,“”.“""“"”‘”“"”““‘“" Rose
uncouth Young Menwliay I him! Lott Forward_
11, Millsfigonen? Miss Jones (tutti?
u... .... . . ’
:DARIEN WOMAN SENT To JAIL
l
l FOR 114.com Llouoa SELLING
l 11111111111 11011 i‘, Jn:.1 15.~1R01{i‘(ll.tlng
{that he with unable to punluh the real
culprits who impose upon ignorant
Homemakers watch Sentinel Want iopcignnrs by persuading them to sell
Ads to. Iiuhl on the "where to buy" liquor illegally. Judge John J. Wnlolt,
”“2779 in the (‘rlminnl Common Pleas court,
today llncd Marvel idemlcropln, of 1111-
rlon. $50 and conic. The costs amount-
1 cd to about tilt) and as the woman wen
i unable to raise more than $100 shelled
to no to jail. It was allotted that alto
! was ceiling liquor without :1 license in
llicr home
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. Ely
nut-51111.1”
Sherwood.
Right Forward. .
Finders watch Section Want M11.
tor tidings Jinn: itinerant
articles.
pflnedlwnon'i you unlow‘
he is let? it‘ell, you are
A road nit. met best in the heat
other?
14/11.,“
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Webb.(1...................... Blake
invaluable ’
I
start in newspaper advertiSlng.
The deceased 1"01 many years (11111111111—
od a grocery store 111 the place now
‘ “ known us Gulder's corner. The 1‘uuei'~
‘ 111 services will he held on Sunday 111%
t‘ernoon, til. 2:31! o’clock, from his luio
‘liouua. Interment will lulul place in
Sprluu i’lrmc cemetery. Ilnrieu.
Madeline Tartaglla.
duuulliw of
'l‘ui'iagliu. of
six months
Mullcllilo 'l‘ulinullal.
.\l1' and .\l1'.~:. .\li1“.11wl
nixed 01111 your,
111d ilve‘lve d.1y~'.1ll1d \11 It‘ltlliY 111.
the home oi hm [llll'l‘llits ll \ l’riuv'l
‘lw lunciul ullll :1 hold il'oui
morning :11,
SIII‘t‘I.
the 11.1117 homo imnm'i'ow
‘ :1 o‘clock.
E S. 2 its
l), " Hour 01' (‘1111111111 Station, died
on Monday aged nightt-sevcu 111nm
I'lic iuuerul cortices unre- held this
afternoon from his into home
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Finders watch Sentinel Want‘ Ads
losers of valuable . '
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